will this unit work as a conversion from an altima with a standard non gps headunit?
20139
I have the Altima 2010, 2.5 S with the single CD player and work just fine.
20140
i got a bad experiense from that company the radio is very slow and is from china ...
20141
Yes, I had a standard unit, seamlessly upgraded to this unit with existing connections.
1293898
I don't know for sure. I remember mine is a TomTom One, and it works well for it. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I seem to recall that it works for a variety of Tom Tom GPS series, and the price , at least mine, is just right. $3.00 or something like that
220859
You can go to www.convertunits.com to convert. I am not sure these are the same type of unit which can be converted, but this is a great site to look up.
1120882
I doubt it would as it sounds like your GPS is a stand alone unit like a GarminIf possible your GPS would need an Aux RCA video port & then you need to control the Reverse signal to switch from maps to reverse camera.They sell reverse mirrors that are cheap that have a small video screen built in that would work for you. PS this reverse camera image is very cloudy at night - great in the day
326752
Yes but you'll need further instructions and your New headunit also needs to have such functions
134453
yes! only with dual automatic or single manual a/c system! not with original navigation! with single manual a/c system they will send you an adapter harness!!
1897126
It will work on a GPS installed in a car, that being said it may require some creative installation and that will depend on your ability to adjust and adapt. Can't give a more specific answer without knowing all the details.
1038707
Sorry James: I have no idea. My wife has a head up display in her BMW. I bought this unit for speed info only for my car. I plug in a Garmin GPS unit--obviously can't use both at the same time. Good luck.Kirk
848501
It will, though if you have a standard DIN size - probably just go the new headunit route with BT included. As for wiring adapters, the kit has some harnesses, but I personally needed to solder several of the connections. (Did this a while ago, too fuzzy to remember it.) I believe the schematics included explain the pinouts of the harness, but cars vary too widely to say "Well, just match the colors."
1496773
Yes. I purchased 2 of these and set up one in my runabout and one in my Lund. That way I transfer the head unit from boat to boat. Worked out great.
32183
There are restrictions when the car is in motion with that head unit according to the manual. With my Alpine, I couldn't even get into the setup to set date and time without bypassing or splicing my parking brake wire. Can't say for certain it will work but you might as well give it a try. Much easier to install this than hacking up factory wiring in most cases.
1761501
I doubt it. If your nav unit is inoperable after installing the aftermarket head unit, it usually means the stock audio and nav are integrated somewhere and the nav won't work without the stock head unit.
1395770
As long as you have a compatible head unit it won't be a problem. I love my nav and my unit has different hookups for app radio. So as long as your had unit is compatible you are good..
1097570
You have to go to the Manufacturers website & look for specific compatibility. This I think requires a CD changer outlet in the back of the head unit, but a SPECIFIC changer plug. Do you research.
1132446
This is a trail GPS, not an automotive one. Look at the Nuvi series of Garmin GPS's if you want an automotive unit.
1178906
In my experience, it sort of works as a standalone, but it uses an odd GPS format that most mapping software can't interpret. You're probably better off with a more generic unit.
1371997
Not to work as a GPS unit in your vehicle, just plug it into the lighter and it works off the satellites. You'll only need an internet connection to register the unit and update maps.